Zen of Python, JupyterLab 4.0, Zelda Puzzle, and More

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What’s the Zen of Python?
In this tutorial, you’ll be exploring the Zen of Python, a collection of nineteen guiding principles for writing idiomatic Python. You’ll find out how they originated and whether you should follow them. Along the way, you’ll uncover several inside jokes associated with this humorous poem.
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Python and the Legend of Zelda
The Game Boy Color version of Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages contains a grid-based puzzle. Gaz writes about creating a brute force program to solve the challenge using Python.
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